ilog.tgo.model
Class IltObject.TinyType

java.lang.Object
  ilog.util.IlEnum
      ilog.tgo.model.IltObject.TinyType

Enclosing class:

IltObject

public static class IltObject.TinyType
extends IlEnum

The class that is used to manage the tiny types for predefined telecom business objects.

Each telecom object can be displayed in a tiny representation, which is used in the table and tree components. The tiny representation is customized using the property tiny in a cascading style sheet (CSS) that should be loaded in the graphic component. The following example illustrates a CSS extract that sets all predefined telecom objects to be displayed in their tiny representation.

 object."ilog.tgo.model.IltObject" {
   tiny: true;
 }
 

The following tiny representations are available:

• IltNetworkElement, IltPort and IltLed: the tiny representation is a reduced form of the symbolic representation defined for each type.
• IltCard, IltCardCarrier and IltShelf: the tiny representation is defined by a IltTinyBaseRenderer.
• IltLink, IltLinkSet and IltLinkBundle: the tiny representation is defined by a IltTinyLinkBaseRenderer
• Other telecom objects: the tiny representation is defined by a IltTinyBaseRenderer

For all objects that are represented using IltTinyBaseRenderer or IltTinyLinkBaseRenderer, you can define a new tiny representation in the following way:

 IltBaseRendererFactory factory = new IltBaseRendererFactory() {
   public IltBaseRenderer createValue (IltObject o) {
     return new IltTinyBaseRenderer();
   }
 };
 IltSettings.SetValue("Shelf.TinyType.Standard.Renderer", factory);
 

Note: When the object already provides type information, such as IltCard, the renderer customization is achieved in the following way:

 IltSettings.SetValue("Card.TinyType.Standard.Renderer", factory);
 

When the object does not have type information, you can create different tiny types by creating new instances of this class. In order to represent your objects according to your new tiny type, you should set the CSS property tiny and indicate that the object will have the attribute tiny set to your new tiny type value (@see #setTinyType).

The following example shows how you can create and customize new tiny types for telecom objects:

 IltObject.TinyType newType =
     new IltObject.TinyType(YOUR_NEW_TINY_TYPE_NAME);

 IltBaseRendererFactory factory = new IltBaseRendererFactory() {
   public IltBaseRenderer createValue (IltObject o ) {
     return new IltTinyBaseRenderer();
   }
 };
 IltSettings.SetValue("Object.TinyType.YOUR_NEW_TINYTYPE_NAME.Renderer" , factory );
 

See Also:

IltTinyBaseRenderer, IltTinyLinkBaseRenderer, IltTinyImageBaseRendererFactory, IltTinySVGBaseRendererFactory, IltBaseRendererFactory, IltSettings

Field Summary

static IlEnumInfo	metainfo Contains metainformation about this IlEnum class.
static IltObject.TinyType	Standard This type stands for a standard tiny representation.

Constructor Summary

IltObject.TinyType()
Default constructor.

IltObject.TinyType(String name)
Creates a new type.

Method Summary

void	setName(String name) Sets the name of this object.

Methods inherited from class ilog.util.IlEnum

getName, intern, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

metainfo

public static IlEnumInfo metainfo

Contains metainformation about this IlEnum class.

Internal method or field: do not use!

Standard

public static IltObject.TinyType Standard

This type stands for a standard tiny representation.

Constructor Detail

IltObject.TinyType

public IltObject.TinyType(String name)

Creates a new type.

Parameters:

name - A unique name, used for serialization purposes.

IltObject.TinyType

public IltObject.TinyType()

Default constructor. This constructor is used by CSS styling mechanism and is not meant to be called directly.

Internal method or field: do not use!

Method Detail

setName

public void setName(String name)

Sets the name of this object. This method is used by CSS styling mechanism and is not meant to be called directly.

Overrides:

setName in class IlEnum

Internal method or field: do not use!